Conflict In Flyy Girl

In the book Flyy Girl by Omar Tyree, Tracy is the protagonist. We are different in many ways. We both share different views of the world, are viewed by the world in distinctive ways and I would respond in a different way to the central conflict of the novel. As she grows she sees what is acceptable in life and what's not. Tracy had her fair share in boys throughout her life. She was brought up in a respectable home. Tracy came along from her not liking boys to getting every boys she wants and giving them what they want. Tracy views the world as you either get over on people or people is going to get over on you. Thinking boys are pushovers or they are trying to push you over, by what they are telling you or what you tell them. Boys are controlling, they want you to do what they
I try to go unnoticed, that doesn't do a lot, just trying to get by. I'm kind, caring and considerate of other people feelings. Willing to help others in need. Stands out in the crowd by my personality not by what I wear to school, who I know or by what I do socially.

The conflict and Tracy response was the wrong way because she seen how Mercedes was messing with drug dealers, running around with them and she thought that was okay to do the same thing. Therefore, Tracy believes that living in the fast lanes is what’s best for her. She isn't thinking about what could happens to her in the long run if she doesn't think carefully or wisely. Tracy does what benefits her not realizing how much problem she can get in.

If I was in her shoes I would think about all the consequences, all the effects to the causes of my actions. I would be more responsible of how I flaunt myself and the type of impression I can leave around. I would make better decisions and think about them before I do them. Learning from my elders can guide me in the right path on what I can and cannot do, what I should do and shouldn't do and how to do them the right